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  • Nightscapes: Ira Serkes’ photo show at the French Hotel

    By Tracey TaylorFeb. 22, 20167 a.m.August 12, 2016

    Long-time Berkeley resident, Realtor and Berkeleyside contributing photographer Ira Serkes has been going to the French Hotel in the Gourmet Ghetto for years. A few weeks ago Serkes gave Angel, the “super-barrista” who works there, his business card which features a photograph Serkes took of the 2012 supermoon over UC Berkeley, and he inquired if the hotel might be interested in mounting a show of his night photography. The next day, Serkes got a call from Marta Yamamoto who curates the shows at the hotel. The answer was yes, and the result can be seen mounted on the brick walls of the hotel’s café through March 14.

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  • ‘There’s something about Larry’: Lawrence Rinder marks 10 years heading up BAMPFA

    By Marcia TannerApril 23:54 p.m.April 3, 2018

    We talk art, the role of art museums and what the future holds with the director and chief curator of the UC Berkeley-owned Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.

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  • The Berkeley Wire: 03.28.18

    By Berkeleyside staffMarch 285:05 p.m.March 28, 2018

    News about Berkeley from around the web.

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  • Here are all the Berkeleyside readers who have become investors — so far

    By Berkeleyside staffMarch 263:17 p.m.March 30, 2018

    As of March 26, 310 Berkeleyside readers have become Berkeleyside investors and we thank every single one of them. There is still time to join them.

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  • Update: The Alameda re-opened, package contents deemed OK

    By Emilie RagusoMarch 165:01 p.m.March 17, 2018

    Police were on the scene in North Berkeley to investigate a suspicious package, and The Alameda between Hopkins Street and Monterey Avenue was closed for some time.

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  • The Berkeley Wire: 02.27.18

    By Berkeleyside staffFeb. 275:15 p.m.February 27, 2018

    News about Berkeley from around the web.

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  • The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley, weekend of Feb. 2-4

    By Lance KnobelFeb. 24 p.m.February 4, 2018

    Acrobats in baroque opera, snarky conversations, California photography, and more blues and bluegrass than you could shake a stick at.

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  • Bites: Duchess and Juhu Beach Club close, Burma Superstar take-out spot, Pal’s at Kebabery

    By Sarah HanJan. 91:30 p.m.January 10, 2018

    Catch up on the latest food news, updates and events happening in the East Bay.

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  • The Berkeley Wire: 10.31.17

    By Berkeleyside staffOct. 31, 20175:15 p.m.November 1, 2017

    News about Berkeley from around the web.

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  • The Berkeley Wire: 10.19.17

    By Berkeleyside staffOct. 19, 20175:15 p.m.October 19, 2017

    News about Berkeley from around the web.

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  • Snoopy’s Ice Cream: A short but sweet saga in downtown Berkeley

    By Janis MaraOct. 17, 201710:45 a.m.October 19, 2017

    Construction work revealed vintage signage for a long shuttered ice cream parlor at 2101 University Ave.

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  • Berkeley Type-In draws tickled typewriter fans, and teases new documentary

    By Kate Darby RauchSept. 29, 20179 a.m.Septtember 29, 2017

    A new documentary about California Typewriter, a store on San Pablo Avenue, opens Friday. To celebrate that and typewriters, in general, the store held a typing gathering.

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  • Should you sell your East Bay home off-market? Probably not, with a few exceptions

    By Janis MaraSept. 26, 201712 p.m.October 5, 2017

    It is generally not the best idea to sell a home "off-market," because fewer people learn about a home, which might limit the sales price. Sometimes, though, it works.

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